"contractual amount" is a valid phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to the amount of money specified in a contract. For example, "The contractual amount for her consulting services was $15,000."
The holdouts seem determined to make A.I.G. pay the full contractual amounts, knowing they can make a reasonably good case under law, because A.I.G.'s own lawyers have previously issued an opinion that the contracts are binding.
A consumer lease is exempt from the requirements of this part if the total contractual obligation exceeds the threshold amount in effect at the time of consummation.
If a consumer lease is exempt from the requirements of this part because the total contractual obligation exceeds the threshold amount in effect at the time of consummation, the lease remains exempt regardless of a subsequent increase in the threshold amount.
But most have codes of conduct and disciplinary procedures that amount to contractual obligations, for administrators and students.
This investigation illuminates important performance elements of projects as they differ in the amount of contractual risk that is shared among firms.
"The two companies illegally added melamine" to wheat gluten and rice protein, the government said, "in a bid to meet the contractual demand for the amount of protein in the products".
The two companies illegally added melamine to wheat gluten and rice protein, the government said, in a bid to meet the contractual demand for the amount of protein in the products.
Because of contractual limits on the amount of work it can assign CH2M Hill, the EPA had considered using another contractor in the San Gabriel Valley so that CH2M Hill could devote its time to other Superfund projects.
The total contractual obligation of the advertised lease exceeds the threshold amount in effect when the advertisement is made.
Unite complained that the move amounted to contractual changes that they had not agreed to.
